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Posted by Richard Turner on March 04, 2004 at 19:48:02 from (156.34.237.149):
In Reply to: tranny problem posted by Shank DF on March 04, 2004 at 17:57:22:
Taking the top off the trans caee is not a big deal just make sure you clean it first and buy some gasket paper at your local engine shop so you can make a new one if the old one tears. its really the only way to tell if something serios is in there. But first drain the oil out in a CLEAN bucket. if its not full of grinds (or worse yet gear teeth) you can put it back in. use a mechanics magnet to see how much crud is in the trans case. Who knows it might only be a misalighned throw spider.
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